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Textron Systems Expands Military Vehicle Production, Shipbuilding in Louisiana
The projects are expected to create nearly 400 new direct and indirect jobs.
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Partner Insights
The First 3D-Printed RV Was Made from Recycled Polymer
ADM
And printed as a single piece.
The First 3D-Printed RV Was Made from Recycled Polymer
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Vulnerable Trades: Shop Floor Jobs Facing 'Imminent' Automation
These roles are facing some of the most immediate disruption in the entire job market.
Male factory worker in hard hat inspecting industrial machinery in manufacturing facility
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Designing for Automation Will Be the Next Big Competitive Advantage
The best examples of successful DFAMA have been in automotive manufacturing.
Robotic welding arms assembling white vehicles on an automotive manufacturing production line
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University of Michigan EV Center Partners With Training Trust to Grow ZEV Mechanic Workforce
The collaboration looks to support an accelerating transition to clean fleets.
Fleet of white Renault electric trucks lined up on grass with charging cables
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AI Becomes Practical: Key Takeaways from ConExpo 2026
This wasn't a "window shopping" event.
Brian Benic, VP of Client Growth, featured in 5 Minutes with Jen interview series
EVs
VW Sales Fell Off a Cliff in Q1
It's pretty clear why VW is retooling in Tennessee.
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Hexagon to Acquire Waygate Technologies for $1.45 Billion
The deal expands Hexagon's manufacturing intelligence into the non-destructive testing market.
Aircraft engine maintenance in industrial hangar with exposed turbine components and scaffolding
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Buyers Fret as Average New Car Cost Nears $50K
Automakers have slashed the production of cheaper models in favor of oversized pickups and SUVs.
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Car Paint Gets Security Detail; Tyson Loses Bacteria Case; Stronger Ban on Chinese Cars | Today in Manufacturing Ep. 264
Also on the podcast, Johnnie Walker's bold experiment, John Deere loses on right-to-repair and a 3D-printed steel made by AI could be the best we've ever seen.
Red QX65 luxury SUV parked on coastal overlook for Today in Manufacturing Episode 264 sponsored by Interpower
EVs
VW Stops Making Electric SUVs in Tennessee
It just makes more sense to retool for more popular models.
Volkswagen electric vehicle cutaway showing battery pack, motor, and drivetrain components with Manufacturing Now branding
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The Failure of the Service Economy
We need to abandon the transition to the post-industrial service economy before it is too late, and focus on reshoring manufacturing.
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The Great Divide: 12 States Control 95% of Manufacturing Job Growth
They can be grouped into three regions.
Two construction workers in hard hats and high-visibility vests review plans on a tablet at a modern building site.
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